Canada's magical World Cup run ends in loss to Morocco

HOUSTON (AP) -- Canada's unprecedented run to the World Cup's round of 16 put the country where hockey is king in the international soccer spotlight.

Now, the challenge is to build on this year's success.

"It's a privilege to have a Canadian national team competing on the international level at levels that had never been dreamed of 10 years ago," coach Jesse Marsch said.

"There's real excitement.

With that excitement comes higher expectations, right?

So, next World Cup, everyone's gonna say that ...